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its because apache is not coded to support largefilesize, and instead it uses the 2GB limit.

I am using HTTPURLConnection object to fetch documents, however when getting SOAP documents they reply a HTTP Header 500 when there is an error message inside the document, this is correct according to the SOAP specification. However I am unable to get the contents of the document, instead Java...

if it is a matter of overwriting the jar files and updating the properties file then I just have done it and it seems to be running. time will tell if it fixed the problem.

never mind. it was only for a wrong smtp server detail...

I am getting the following error on catalina.out. Any ideas? javax.mail.SendFailedException: Invalid Addresses; nested exception is: class com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550-Verification failed for <PoolController@essexweb12> 550-Unrouteable address 550 Sender verify...

i will try upgrading primrose. have just contacted them to see where i can get an upgrade that i can download from headless. :-)

thanks. tried upping the value. but the problem seems to be lying somewhere else. it fell over again this saturday. this time on the catalina log i noticed a lot of errors as follows - [NewConnection] Cannot connect to DB (SQLException)...

5.5

where in tomcat do i pass the "-Xms512m -Xmx512m ."? I know its in the catalina.sh somewhere...?

I am getting the following error throwing up occassionally - May 5, 2006 3:44:02 PM org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve invoke SEVERE: Servlet.service() for servlet MultiFetcher threw exception java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread at...

Does anyone know if there is anything in linux that might cause some time lags when opening files, as I am suspecting that might be the reason why sqlite queries takes longer and longer when the server is busy with lots of users.

does the load gradually increase before falling over or it suddenly goes to an extreme and dies? Does it link to the busyness of the server (ie number of requests apache is serving)?

I am using php 5.x but I think I found the problem. I had a part of my code where I was running x many sqlite queries in a loop. It was taking 0.5 seconds for each query and this was bogging down the server. So I moved the queries to all get run after the loop in one go instead. This seems to...

I also found on a 'top' command that the 1 java process is using up 1gb of swap space and 1.1g of virtual memory... is this usual? I was (a) expecting there to be many java processes and (b) not use so much virtual memory.

I am wondering if my Tomcat is acting up. I am getting a high load on the server at peak times, but so far I was thinking it was apache that was causing it. however recently I noticed that a) tomcat does not seem to have any displays of its servlets on the admin panel. ie when I get to view the...